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Senate Finance Committee chair Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, is concerned some private nonprofit museums may be exploiting their tax-exempt status and not providing enough public benefits.
June 2
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New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer and California State Controller Betty Yee are urging public pension funds to embrace board-diversity practices inclusive of LGBT interests.
June 2 - Washington
Norton Rose Fulbright announced today that 18 members of Sidley Austin's public finance practice will be transferring to the firm as part of a change that includes opening a new San Francisco office.
June 2
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Former California Public Employees Retirement System chief Federico "Fred" Buenrostro received a prison sentence of four and a half years Tuesday, nearly two years after pleading guilty to accepting bribes in exchange for influencing CalPERS staff.
June 1 - Washington
The District of Columbia Council this week approved its $13.4 billion fiscal 2017 budget this week, despite Republican House members calling any such move unconstitutional.
June 1 - Nevada
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony in Nevada received a Fitch Ratings upgrade bringing its long-term issuer default rating into institutional-grade territory.
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Muni market groups are resoundingly saying "no" to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's question of whether it should require municipal advisors to disclose information about their issuer clients' bank loans or privately placed municipal securities.
May 31
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Bill proposed by Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., would authorize five P3s to finance and build VA medical facilities and cemeteries.
May 31
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Californias high-speed rail project appears to have survived one legal challenge, as Kings County, Calif. will not further contest the legality of the bonds supporting the train.
May 27
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The San Diego mayors office said it has saved $300 million in aggregate cash flow savings on refundings it has conducted over the past 12 months.
May 27
